Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-07-01
KOINER'S SIRE AFFAIRE

PERSONAL ITEMS; HU RICH N 0E W s
! HORSE KILLEEsUDDEN DE GTH-A
CREAMERY SENATOR STARE led AT
NEW HoPE-BICK ROCK SPRINGS
THE HARVEST Nd THE CROPS, CSC, &C.
Reported for tstaunton v1ND1qkAToR.l
Mr.. and Mrs. Smuel Koiner G II Fishers
vile have been slting in this lneighbor-
| hood.
Misses stepsnson of neaF Melrose,
R Reea %gi ,unsy. are yi}iting Miss
MI MIS-: susan susan c,, Of near IBIS place, at.
Kansas. lel
We have h Informed fShat Mr.. W. l..
Hyde will, q Ay lst, ag;fin take charge
of the telegI IL office at lCrimora Station.
He resigned eeral months ago to attend
Haven's Sci of Photography. where ne
graduated nv ~essss k 4 md has received his
Mr.. Rob$ miselle of Waynes-
boro was Et;na aa,$ here last week.
Rev. q L, n ro4llins of the M. 3.
church al Nau uobe, preached at Mt
View on 1ofh inst. Rev. A. F. Laird
of Mt. e H. prosbr terian church, preach.
ed at to o,,, ,,,s ID on the 10th inst.
Mr.. .a, q ALEXANDER had fine
young ca 1,i,lod a few weeks ago. 1t
seems H. thon mere working a road
throu& .e'woods, and tied their
dime S6ckets on the horse and il start
ed to IN and ran against tree, breaking
its NECK. This makes two horses Mr.. A
has Dc5 In short time. Mr.. J. G. PLANE
also 4 bst fine horse not long since.
MI A. Y. Sampson is building a new
stcr4house near Red Mills. Mr.. W. o.
Pef is doing the work.
8Ae of the saddest deaths that has oc-
GU led in this community was that of
NJ. Cyrus Weston, on June 10th. She
L her home that day to see sick neigh
b and died on the way, of heart disease.
j pr remains were put to rest at Mt
&6reb, Rev. Bishop of the M. E. church
n Fort Republic conducting the services.
Zone night last week some one entered
he chicken house of G. M. Carroll and
carried away ten of his best chickens
The larcenies that have been committed
lin this community lately, have been at
intervals, long enough to throw the people
off their guard. The thieves should be
watched, caught and 'scared wild de
law"
Several of our farmers have bought
binders.
The proprietors of the Waynesboro
creamery are putting a separator at New
Hope.
The old cottages at Black Rock Springs
have been torn down. and are being re-
placed by handsome new ones. MI. Mayo.
Of Charlottesville, has rented the hotel
for the coming season, and gay time is
anticipated.
Mr.. Wm. A. Hanger has a large pond
we'll stocked with German, Leather and
Mirror Carps. He caught some out of it a
few days ago, and it was estimated that
the larger ones would measure is inches In
length. The fish were put IN the pond two
years ago. The pond contains hundreds
of these fish, large and small
Harvest is upon US. There has rarely
been season up to the middle of June
more propitious to the farming interests
than that of 1887. The hay crop is also a
tremendous one and the mowers are hum
ming on all sides as we write. The oats
and corn are both looking finely. giving
promise of a prolific yield. Fruit is also
plentiful-that is, apples and peaches; cher
ries are scarce, and garden truck was new
er more abundant. Taken all together
The year 1887, will probably be marked
with red letter in the calendar of the
crops. NED HAZARD.